Bartlett: Patriot Leader of New Hampshire Flourished Across Three Roles
Josiah Bartlett emerged as a physician judge and statesman in colonial New Hampshire. He resisted royal bribes, supported independence, and briefly served in Congress until his house burned. He chaired the New Hampshire Supreme Court and guided early governance while balancing family life and evolving fashion.
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Idaho Sportsmen Face 1975 Fight Against Hunting and Fishing Threats
Proclamations set National Hunting and Fishing Day for September 27 as sportsmen confront organized anti hunting groups urban sprawl habitat loss pollution and mining threaten elk pheasant and other wildlife in Idaho. The piece notes weakened habitats rising land costs and ongoing dam and mineral development challenges.
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Idaho sportmen face long battles over salmon steelhead protection
Idaho sportsmen warn that salmon and steelhead fortunes depend on money and time. Agencies seek return of both species to Idaho waters, with protection for Hells Canyon and Rapid River hatchery needs amid ongoing stream alterations. The article salutes year‑round sportsmen as crucial advocates for wildlife.
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